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Learn what grants can and cannot do for your organization and tips for finding the right fit for your mission and programs.
Fundraising
- Details of a provision in the NC state budget for FY2023-25 that gives the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Governmental Operations broad authority to investigate nonprofits with state grants, contracts, or appropriations.
North Carolina Center for Nonprofits comments on proposed changes to OMB Uniform Guidance.
North Carolina Center for Nonprofits comments on proposed rule.
Messaging is a powerful skill set for nonprofit staff, boards, and volunteers. If we want community members to engage in our mission, volunteers to serve, and donors to increase giving, we must first give them more. Strategic messaging has the power to motivate people into action. As fundraisers, it is easy to develop “asking tunnel vision.” But at the end of the day, we are asking other people to volunteer time or part with their hard-earned money. How do we pair direct mail opportunities and best practices with a powerful message to build organizational capacity and stability?
Do you feel like your current donors are getting “burned out?” Are you ready to expand your support base through direct mail campaigns? If you answered “yes” to either of the questions above, join Funding for Good for the dos and don’ts of direct mail campaigns.
- Learn how to write successful grant proposals and locate and track relevant grant opportunities.
- Everyone wants to pursue that white whale in fundraising that will write a $100K check without the need for a 30-page grant impact report quarterly. But how do you engage some of these best philanthropists so that you can open that door? Learn more about what they want in a relationship with an organization from their first hand input.
- Messaging is a powerful skill set for nonprofit staff, boards, and volunteers. If we want community members to engage in our mission, volunteers to serve, and donors to increase giving, we must first give them more. Strategic messaging has the power to motivate people into action. As fundraisers, it is easy to develop “asking tunnel vision.” But at the end of the day, we are asking other people to volunteer time or part with their hard-earned money. How do we pair direct mail opportunities and best practices with a powerful message to build organizational capacity and stability? This workshop offers simple strategies and best practices for engaging recipients of direct mail to open doors and generate support. By focusing on impact, the value of a dollar, and follow-up reporting, you will be able to connect with a donor, emotionally, mentally, and intellectually.
- Do you feel like your current donors are getting “burned out?” Are you ready to expand your support base through direct mail campaigns? If you answered “yes” to either of the questions above, join Funding for Good for the dos and don’ts of direct mail campaigns.